Describe the type of student who should not attend Oxford High School and explain why.

Not many students struggle at Oxford High School. The type of student who should not attend this school is one who is disruptive, not willing to learn, and one that would purposely keep others from learning. If you are struggling with your work, but trying, this is a great place. The teachers will go the extra mile to help you learn and overcome obstacles. There are a lot of ways get academic help here, take advantage of one of these opportunities. The only requirement that must be met here is a willingness to learn. If you do not have the desire to make yourself better each day, additional help that the school may not be able to offer may be needed.

Oxford High School is new and small. It has only been in existence since 2007. There are less than 600 students. The resources are limited. Because of this, a student who is not a self-advocate will not do well. Teachers are not going to come looking for students to provide assistance. If a student needs help, they need to reach out. If they are not self-advocating or self-motivated, they will find the learning environment at Oxford difficult.

You should not attend this school if you are not looking for a fun time in high school. If you like to be close to your friends like a family, this is a good school for you. The teachers and students both help with that.

The students who don't care about school shouldn't attend Oxford. There's occasionally the students that just don't car, but their parents force them to go to school, but there's no point in forcing someone to go to school. By the time of high school students should know if they want to continue learning or just start to work.

What type of student should not attend Oxford High School? A student who wants to disappear into a crowd. A young person who has everything figured out and does not need the support of family and friends. It is highly unlikely that any high school student would meet these criteria. High school years are filled with hard decisions and difficult situations. Family and community support are so important during these years. Oxford High School provides that and any student would be of benefit.